Parking Systems

The Department of Public Works - Parking System Division provides parking spaces for daily users of downtown facilities requiring extended parking services, as well as short-term parking for shoppers and visitors to the downtown area. In addition the Parking System Division enforces both on-street and off-street parking ordinances 24 hours a day and collects revenues from parking meters. The Division maintains and operates 3 cashier-attended parking ramps with over 2,700 parking spaces, 2 cashier-attended parking lots with 350 parking spaces, 18 off-street parking lots with over 1,275 parking spaces, and 850 metered on-street and surface lot parking spaces.

Attendant Parking
$0.55 per hour - first hour free (8:00 am to 6:00 pm) weekdays
Adams Street Lot - $0.75 per hour (first hour free)
Free parking weekdays after 6pm
Free parking on weekends and holidays

Metered Parking
$0.60 per hour (8:00 am to 6:00 pm) weekdays
Free parking weekdays after 6pm
Free parking on weekends and holidays

Fees
Pine Ramp - fees accrue from 6am - 6pm weekdays, rate $0.55 per hour, first hour free, free parking weekends and holidays
Main Ramp - fees accrue from 6am - 6pm weekdays, rate $0.55 per hour, first hour free, free parking weekends and holidays
Cherry Street Ramp fees accrue from 6am - 6pm weekdays, rate $0.55 per hour, first hour free, free parking weekends and holidays
Adams Street Lot - fees accrue from 6am - 6pm weekdays, rate $0.75 per hour, first hour free, free parking weekends and holidays
Parking Meters - fees accrue from 8am - 6pm weekdays, rate $0.60 per hour, free parking weekends and holidays

Reminder

Parking on all City streets is prohibited between 3:00 am and 5:00 am daily (year-round).

Parking on all City streets during snow emergencies is prohibited. Please listen to your local news telecast or radio programming for information during heavy snow conditions.

City ordinances state that there shall be:

No parking on the lawn in front of the house. Cars are not allowed to park between the house and the street unless they are on the driveway.

No parking across the sidewalk. Vehicles cannot block the public sidewalk.

No parking overnight on the street. Parking is prohibited between the hours of 3:00 am and 5:00 am year-round in the City of Green Bay.

No parking of inoperable or unlicensed vehicles in driveways, yards, or along alleys. Parking of inoperable vehicles and/or vehicles without a license plate with a current sticker is prohibited on residential lots unless the vehicle is kept inside a garage. All vehicles, boats, campers, etc., should be properly licensed if stored outside.

No parking except on paved surfaces (concrete, asphalt, gravel, or brick).

Residents are asked to properly park their vehicles and not store excess vehicles on their property. Residents are reminded that the City has and will continue to enforce its parking ordinances. Failure to comply with the ordinances may result in costly citations. More importantly, compliance with the ordinances will help to maintain safe and desirable neighborhoods.